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The Layer Editor tab in the Channel Strip Inspector shows the key range for each channel
strip in a patch and in the concert or set containing the patch (if either includes a channel
strip with a key range). You can define the key range for a channel strip in one of several
ways: you can drag the edges of the layer, use the Learn buttons to define the Low and
High keys, or use the Low Key and High Key value sliders.
To open the Layer Editor
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In the Channel Strip Inspector, click the Layer Editor tab.
To define a key range using the layers
1 In the Layer Editor, move the pointer over the left edge of the layer you want to
change/define.
The pointer changes to a resize pointer.
2 Drag the left edge of the layer to the note you want to use as the low key (the lowest
note in the key range).
3 Move the pointer over the right edge of the layer.
4 Drag the right edge of the layer to the note you want to use as the high key (the highest
note in the key range).
To define a key range using the Learn buttons
1 In the Channel Strips area, select the channel strip.
2 In the Channel Strip Inspector, click the Layer Editor tab.
3 Click the Learn button next to the Low Key value slider.
Click Learn and play the
corresponding note on
your music keyboard.
4 On your keyboard controller, press the key you want to set as the lowest key in the key
range.
5 Click the Learn button again to turn off Learn mode for the Low Key.
6 Click the Learn button next to the High Key value slider.
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